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Oct 29, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
The Municipality of Bifrost-Riverton seeks a contractor for Dutch elm tree removal and disposal in Riverton, Manitoba. The solicitation is intended to establish contractor pay rates for this work. Bids must be submitted electronically with lump-sum pricing.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bifrost-Riverton
The council meeting covered a wide range of municipal business, including the adoption of an agenda and various committee reports. Key actions included approving a preventive maintenance contract for a wheelchair lift, authorizing account payments, and conducting readings for by-laws concerning municipal heritage site designation, employee remuneration, and development incentives. The council also addressed the appointment of an auditor for the next three years, signage purchases, land use agreements for trail usage, and legal fee structures with the Eastern Interlake Planning District. Several development and subdivision applications were approved subject to specific conditions, and personnel matters were discussed in camera.
The council meeting involved the acceptance of various departmental reports and communications, including activity updates and external association information. Appointments were made for upcoming annual general meetings. Council authorized various financial payments and payroll obligations. Key development items included the approval of a subdivision development agreement and the release of a performance bond. Additionally, the council approved a land use agreement, supported the implementation of seasonal reduced speed zones on local roads, and adjusted staffing hours for the waste facility. Finally, several tenders for municipal services, including gravel hauling, gravel supply, and grass mowing, were formally awarded.
The Council reviewed and approved various items, including the adoption of an interim operating budget and the review of the Municipal Code of Conduct. Key business actions included authorizing snow removal agreements, approving the installation of traffic control signage, granting permission for community enhancements like benches and a flag pole, and authorizing funding for local event fireworks. Additionally, the Council addressed subdivision applications, zoning variations, and the sale of surplus municipal lots. An in-camera session was held to discuss legal matters and personnel.
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